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For comprehensive documentation, please visit the [readthedocs webpage](https://geokrige.readthedocs.io/latest/).
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## What is GeoKrige?
**GeoKrige is a Python package designed for spatial interpolation using Kriging Methods.** While primarily tailored for
geospatial analysis, it is equally applicable to other spatial analysis tasks.
**GeoKrige** simplifies kriging interpolation, offering an intuitive interface akin to the `SciKit-learn` package.
## Key Features of GeoKrige
- Seamless integration with the [`GeoPandas`](https://geopandas.org/en/stable/#) and [`rasterio`](https://rasterio.readthedocs.io/en/stable/) packages
- **Generation of interpolated mesh grids aligned with the boundaries of provided shapefiles** (ideal for creating
interpolation maps)
- Evaluation tool for created kriging models
- **Support for multidimensional interpolation** (Multidimensional Kriging)
- Several default variogram models, flexibility for users to define custom models
## Contribution
There are few topics to which you can contribute:
- implementing the Universal Kriging method
- creating unit tests
- designing a cool-looking logo :)
If you have other ideas on how to improve the package, feel free to share them in the [`Ideas sction`](https://github.com/pdGruby/geokrige/discussions/categories/ideas)
When writing a commit message, please adhere to the guidelines outlined in [this tutorial](https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-write-better-git-commit-messages/).
**The commit message template:**
- `[<type>/...] <commit message>`
The commit types are described in the linked tutorial, but try to adhere to: `feat`, `bugfix`, `docs`, `refact`, `test`,
`other`. If a specific commit pertains to multiple types, separate them with `/` and ensure they are ordered
alphabetically. Keep the commit message title brief and descriptive. If a longer description is necessary, please use
the second `-m` option.
**Exemplary commit messages:**
- `[bugfix] Fix the 'evaluate' method`
- `[docs/refact] Change the 'KrigingBase' class attributes & adjust the documentation to these changes`
## Support
Please, use the [`Q&A section`](https://github.com/pdGruby/geokrige/discussions/categories/q-a) in case you need a help.
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